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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
ERC ZEN 10 DEATH.
terrible hUGsrings OF ShipWFeeked
Non az JOhnsOn's Island,


A Halifax special says Captain Carey, OF
the schooner Minnie, which was wrecked
on December oath near Johnson's island.
Cape Breton, arrived here to-day. He tells
a terrible story OF the suferings. OF the
crew OF the wrecked vessel. The Mia
ME left Georgetown, Prince Edward
island, December 22d, for 81. Johns,
Newfoundland, with a cargo OF produce.
On the second day ont, while passing
through Bras dor strails, q terrific sn0 W.
storm was encountered. The wind blew q
hurricane and the vessel would not aold
by her anchors. She driited or was blown
about by the wind until she struck the
rocks i'm the vicinity OF JohnsOn's island.
Holes were knocked in her and the water
poured in. The crew, consisting OF Cap.
tain Carey aud four men, were covered
With lee. so much so as 10 almost prevent
their making efforts 10 save their lives.
All i've got into one boat and pulled away
from their sinking vessel. They could see
no land, and had completely lost their
reckoning. After pulling aImlessly about
for nearly an hour they fortunately struck
JOhnson's island, where they landed, and
vent In search OF some human habItatien.
This was no easy task. The men had the
greatest di1nculty IN keeping themselves
from freezing, and, being coated with Zee,
they were twice their natural size and
weight. After walking around for three
hours one Of their number, John
Gatbral, became exhausted, aud could
90 no further. His companions urged
him on, but he was unable TO
make an effort. The members OF the
rarity all were Just at the point OF freezing.
Gathral laid down, and almost Immediately
became unconscious. In few minutes no
was dead, frozen solid. The Others pushed
on, expecting soon to meet similar fate.
They were strangely fortunate, however,
as before they had gone half mile they
came upon a house, IN which they took
shelter aud were cared for. The dead BODY
Of their companion was taken to the house
and Che next day was buried. Captain Ca.
rcy owned the vessel, which is total loss,
aud was uninsured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

cannot always be proportional strictly TO
distance. The cost Of moving and stopplng'
Of loading and unloading, and The DELAY
required for these purposes, must always DE
considered In any estimate we may place
upon such services; aud in view OF all this
Il Is not fair 10 enact cast.iron law which
says that railroads shall be required 70
charge the same rate per ton per mile WIN.
out regard 10 the total distance involved"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-.sUNDAY. JANUARY 8. 1857.

have the option OF selling. This offer was
made on the Monday preceding the panic
OF Wednesday, December 18th, and Nor
iolk aud Western slid down the 6alusters
or went down The elevator, ! don't kno"
which. Tor we haven. heard anything from
the company since. There seems TO be no
chance Of the Richmond Terminal buying
us out, and see no impending change IN
the management OF the East Tennessee"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
DIlHMOND MOZART ASS0ClA-
III TON,
RESERVED SEATS.

TIE next musicale Will take place At the
MCzart Academy Of Music or MOSDAf
1arnaTy 10Th, at $50 r. NJ. On This COCA.
elcn IN consequence OF the englgemsDt OF
Herr ANDRES ALptNG CHOIR ANO
TYROL ESE COMPANY. the Original Swiss
Warblers, RES EKVED SEATS viii ne sold.
Mem bers can secure thelr SEATS at zoc escn
M Mr. RAMOS & CO. y, commencing on
SATURDAY hoRNING, 9Th instant. at .
O'Clock. Admission only by mem0s rsnlp,
non. resident, or invitation cards wnlch
must be presented at the door. Not more
Than Fix seats can be reserved by any one
person for himself and otLers. ia I-St
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
DANVGLLE.
Damage Suit Decid ed-T5bacco Mar
keI.
Special telegram to the DIspatch.I

Special Telegram to the Dispatch.I
DANvuLE. Va, January S.-lnthe Hust-
iDgs Court to-day the suit OF X. II. Warder
against the Richmond and Dauville aud
Virginia Midland Railroad Companies was
decided IN favor Of the railroads. The
facts, as already reported, were as follows {:
w. II. Warder was at work on a car which
had been placed on side-track, and while
sitting in front OF wheel on the track an
engine backed in on the track, struck the
car, and pushed 1t over Warder and
killed him. The rules Of the cOmpluy re-
CURED that employees at work on cars
should always indicate the same by dis
playing blue flag by day and a blue ligh
by night. WarGer had no signal out, and
made the statement just before his death
that be alone was to blame. The amount Of
damages was placed AT $4,000.
The DEALINGS in tobacco for a week past
have been hight. The five warehouses n.
port sales Of S7,lG4 pounds at an average
OF Sl3.C3. Good brights are selling high,
but commons are, II possible. shade lower.
Internal.reyenue receipts, S7,3353S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

"Mrs. JoHN WAGNER. Of Woodbury., was
blown up day or two since by some pow
der which she emptled into the stove. She
has slight chances for recovery" Kerosene
would have done the work much more ei-
fectually.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
nuseu,ar Rhsums,,sm Cared.
LYNDuURsr, BERGEN COUNTY. N. j.,
February 10. 1886.

! have been martyr TO Rheumatism,
which affects me in the back aud over each
lung. l was afraid that had consumption.
but upon examination my lungs were found
10 be sound. / then aseertained that was
suffering with muscular rheumatism, when
was 40 bad at night that could not sleep.
l used an Alleock's Plaster on the small Of
MY back aud one under each shoulderblade.
i renewed them every FIVE days. and 10 a
month | was entIreIv well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

by FufmsD upper
Real fstste sgeDt and Auc,Ioaes,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or
ODkSIRA BILE AsD hIiglgf.y.,,a,
CA1En BRICK Residence ~ ~
EAS1 LFiGH eTkEkf By yifine a.,
cree 81 tho Richmond ChsncsFy 81, -,
tbe suit % " coldriigc's ekecutDrr. 80
bridge, sc. entered Iecember ~. -
the undersigned. special cOmInissr,,..oo..
thereby sppoini'd for the pnTDss eiI.f
~ public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 1857.
al O'Clock =. ~, that lot IN the eity .,
kichmot 4 with aTHREE sTOgf BslrR
DWELLING thereon. known A. 40 az
east Leigh .tTt6t, fronting 81 feet lae1-,
on the north line Of Leigh street. mtfE.s
between sixth end feveDth streets ~.
running back, between parSilel Unes. "a
feet. and embracing one hsf 81 the -.
between the baildlbgs 500 and 606 snd III.
Kitchen sbd ttabe on ss'd lots r,
dwelling bss ten rooms detached klfel.t
and 20 stftrs al modern improseu"nts
IEkNS: one third cesh toe pa a1.a.,
ihree sQual ibstsimeDie AZ six, fra..-
sDd eit hteeD months from dstn. tnf,r..r
a6de6 and Utle retained uuiil All ih. ..I.
ebHse-mor - Is paid and the deed i orlsl,i
BY Court
JOHN ~ DTSSEEN.
n. n. MEADE
WILLIAM 4. Ok sAUs sORs
Special CoInmlssl Jueus.
FCRNAS TUPPEE, Auctionser.
WoOLnRTnGE's ENECuTOR, PIATxrfrF
RGAINsr WoOLBHIUGE AFD AS Dg.
FBHDANTs-IS the CBAscEkY CvURT JF
IRE Ci1Y Oh kICBMOND.
/ BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk % sad colrt
certify thst the bond required OF Inc %.
cial con- lssiontrs by the decree in sslf
cause Of the nth OF deem Dor. 1858 h..
been duly given.
Given under my hand this sIst day % DE-.
cember. 1858.
BKEJ NMtN n. BERRY.
Ia GIprf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

The Philadelphia Nelcs says: "seyen-
teen persons had arms and legs broken and
hips and heads injured in this city on Mon
day." That is pretty good record for
City OF Brotherlv Love.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
KnW Hook.

The Girl in The Bro,cn Habit. A Sporting
Novel. BY Mrs. EDWARD KENNARD, au'
thor OF "Killed in the Open" DC. New
York: HARPER & BROTHBRs. 1887. Price
ia paper 30 cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON 81 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
rhe Boston AsraId. IN discus.Ing The Ia.

ter.Siaie commerce bill, says:
"It Is TO be feared that this bill will not
receive the careful aud discriminating cob
sideration thai 1t deserves, in consequence
OF a belief that II Is a popular measure, aud
therefore ought 10 be passed without crit.
cikm. This we hold to be mistaken me
thod OF legislation. Because there Is great
public demand for certain cIassoi legisl.-
tive action. it does not follow that the first
method, or, as 10 that matter, tbs second or
third methods proposed are the ones best
calculated 10 secure The desired result"
The Herald'S points are well taken and
worthy OF being pondered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

"An Uncle Toms Cabin Company, with
real bloodhounds, lost one OF them in
highly realistic dog.Gght in st Louis the
other day. There is something in retribu'
live Justice after all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
Dutch-Gap Canal.
10 The Editor Of the Dispatch,

TO The Editor Of the Dispatch;
You will coniera great favor on me by in
forming me through the columns OF your
paper what Is the length OF the Dutch-Gap
canal; also what Is It's width.
A SUBSCRIBER.
[Dutch.Gap canal Is $50 feet long and 800
Meet wIdel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

The Republicans want TO dispose OF the
surplus without reducing taxes. But, for
tunately for The country, the Republicans
are not In power, and the grab game cannot
be played any longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

Belle Of Nelson that noted Ken
lucky " hiskey-can be had only from W..
-. Blair d Co., 1909 east Main street.
Distilled in 1881, and for siN-year old
whiSkey the price carnot be surpassed.
Also, try our popular "8iLty Cigar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

When the telegraph announces that "tbe,
living skeleton Is dead" 1t should give
names, or the country may be flooded with
biographical sketches OF SARA BERNHARDT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
MARRIAGES..

HINTON-TUCKEk Married. in Peters.
burg. on Tuesday, January An MARIA.
RET HELAN HINTON. daughter of VII
lam p. Hinton, TO BANDOLtA TUCKER
son Of the late Admiral JOlu kandO pin
fucker Ucited States Navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

A citizen Of Albany, N. Y who has been
visiting the South. writes 10 the Albany
journal as follows:
"Let lt be clearly understood shat them
& no ostrac;sm towards porlbsrn people on
account 81 tbeig politics q ths|E fl|lKIaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

BE- MET H0D IST SUNDAY
SCHOOL sOCIETY.-The regular monthly
meeting OF the Methodist supday-School
society Of Richmond and Manchester will
be held at Brogd-street Methodist church
on SUNDAY All ERNooN at 81 O'Clock. In
terestiDg addresses by Rev. j. POWELL
GARLAND. Rev. y. S. LAMBETH, and Rev.
G. p. LYFoRD viii be delivered. All invited
TO attend. A. l.. WEST, President.
(hGrles Z. HndN Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

We return thanks TO the superintendent
Of the PenitentIary for copy OF bis annual
report for the fiscal year ending september
30. 1886.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

The Kennebec Journal announces an
edition OF BLAISE's speeches. What
broadsldc. 10 Ere into the BLAINE boomlet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
BRIEF COMMENT.

"PhIladelphla's toboggan slide gives
great satisfaction ~ 10 the surgeons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

WANTED, A POSITION IN CITY
w OF Richmond rs hook. keeper by
tgurR man twenty three years ol1, VINO
has bad three years experience. two years
( wbich be has been mead b)ok-ksepsr
sud dube re correspond ng for ore OF the
iprpest factories in Nor'h Ca'ouna. Gan
tl1nisn beat references rs 20 character and
cauHcity-bOth fiom former employers,
ranhs, ard best businessmen Ia the CITY
m which he has lived. Would hSe place
where good morals and close attention TO
nusipess will make the place parma
nept one, Can cone a. once. Address
CHARLES" care OF DiyDdtch office.
ia 2ff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK J

RICHMOND, VA, December 10. 1855.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
will be held In their banking-room on
TUEaDAY, January IL, 1887, at ~ o'clock
NJ. MANN 3. QUARLEs, Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
EOR SALE, BRICK RESI- n
Il pENCES. Al

HANDsONE WEST GRACE; bay win.
dow 10 rUoms: near Laurel +: s. 500.
DESIRABLE HOME; 7 rooms. wea, Cary,
near Laurel 81 oJ0.
CANAL srhEkr near First. No. 10; d
rooms only 81 300.
ATTRACT IN wEsT.MAiS.srREEr
s1OCK.BkiCk; IL rooms; nesr Linden
$4,000.
A FRANRLIE-STREET RESIDENCES;
10 rooms: centrally located: west OF Third
street; here IL a chance only sl2c00.
THRkE-SrORN SrOCk.BkiCk; new;
Second street near Leigh: n line opportu-
nifty for q bargain; only Qe~ than eost)
81 $40.
kLfGANT MARSiIALL-srREKr RESI-.
DENCE; Is rooms; something desirable;
slo GOO.
Foi Others send for "THE PROG hess"
~ v j. THOMPSON BROWN a Co.
Ia p.st las Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
n.y. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

B." SECOND BAPIlSL CHU Kun
corner Main ana SiXth)-Rev. WILLIAM
W. LAEDRUM. y. d., Pastor.-MOrning SER
vice at ia. NJ; sermon by Rev. Dr.. $. A.
GOODWIN. Evening service at T:46 z. M;
sermon by Rev. J. b. HUTsoN. IT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

FIVE NIGHTS AND FOuR MArlSEE5.
commepclug TUESDAY sight. January
nth. kngagement OF the stellar iayorltes:
JOSEPH ]. BOWLING aud Miss SADIE
HAssON, supported by q strong Dramatic
Company. In Edwin A. Locke's mot sue.
cessful Comedy. Drama In i've acts, entitled
NOBODY Is CLAIM. New scenery. new mu-
Sic startling and novel mechanical enects.
,ntIuducing The great fire scene ana incl
deptal 10 q drama the grand military
0fill and clog. musical speclaities. 80.
THURSDAY, Joseph J Dowllnzs latest
ard greatest success, NEVER SAY DIE.
Prices OF admission, l5c., zoe, s5c.. soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
MALE Orphan ASYLUM,
RTCU aOND- JQnuaFy 4 1887

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i members OF the RICHMOND MALE
ORPHAN SOCIETY OF this city, will be
held at the Office OF the Virginia State In
surance Company, No. 100a Main street.
TUESDAY, January II. 1857. 81 . o'clock
p. u. RIO. Il. RICHARDSON,
In Tat Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09


brussels CARPETS, FCRNt.
AZ TUkE, BICYCLE, STOVES. -HJg.
CASKS, &C, AT AUCflON.-On
MONDAY TIE lOIH INsTANr.
OF IOl. O'Clock. I viii sell ~ my auction.
house q good assortment OF HOU1Eul.p
FIhNllt RE, CONSISTING Of
l WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT Ia nc,
order:
MaBO.ANY and WALNUT WARD
ROBES:
BRIisSELS CARPETS. In very yo,i
order;
WALNUT OFFlCE.TABJES CUAfRs
MATTRESSES, BOLsthhS ana rlL.
LOWS:
OFT DOOR UPRIGHT SHOW.CASE.
NEW COUNTER SHOWCASES 81.
feei-besi make:
4s.INCH STAR" BICYCLE IN gooi
order;
FRANKLIN and SELF FEEDlSd
STOVES;
MISCELLANEOUS HOUsEKEEPiSi
ARTICLES.
Special sale OF CONFEC ciONERIES on
TUESDAY. GEORGE ". MAYO
la9 AuctiOueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

PROPER REGULATION After saying thlt
there Is q railroad party aud an anh.rail.
road party, The Baltimore Sun adds:
"But between ihese two extremes stind
Tie mass Of the general public, who see
how iutCrwoyeu these railroads are with
the business Interests OF the county. 10
these IL Is apparent that the railroads aud
The business TLblio sTe as mutually de-
pCbdert upon each other as labor and cap'-
tal. sod that shey ought not TO be dealt
with a. eommon entmics OF mankind, but
rpther as great forces In the land. needing
only proper regulation 10 maEe them what
ttey were chartered 10 be-publlc high.
ways tor the promotion OF trade aud the
DEVELOPMENT OF the country at large"
What should we do without the rail.
roadsi
Again The Sun says:
"Tbe question has been how far II Is
proper and prudent 10 carry such inter
terence, IN view VI the enormous disturb
apee Of business and trade which
would inevitably follow reckless inter-
NEEDING with the huge mass Of capital
invested. and the intimate relations exist
ing between the common clrriers OF the
country and lis traffic ana trade 10 every
depsriinenl. LORD Bacon uttered words
OF wisdom when he seid II Is not well
10 tsy experiments infstate, unless the ex-
periment be urgent or The benefit great
And hence the states that have ALREADY
acted upon these subjects have hesiia,ed
10 take the step Congress has been
ssked 10 take by some Of the advocates OF
n, interstate commerce bill Toiy down
he hard. epd-fast rule that there shall be no
DETERMINATION Ia charges at al, bat that
Ial<s stall ~ all cases be uniform, would DO
4 ,eIy dangerous experiment. 17f9es
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
FINANCIAL.

0OO- MAIN STREET.-WANTED
- ZOI purchasers for Chamber suits
Mattresses. Lounges, Aerble-rop Tables.
Pictures. SO.
Undertaking Rooms adjoining. Collins
furnished atRny hour. day or night. Fune-
Ials promptly attended To. ..
THOMAS A. REDDIN,
22O7 Maia street.
Cheap for cash or on accommodating
fprmn. jA Wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

MASONIC NOTICE.-THE a
kS1 Member OF LOGEFRANCAISE. AN
No. 90 A. r.. and A N, are requested
10 attend slated communication OF their
LOge al st. Adams hall on MONDAY EVE
MING, January 10Th at O'Clock,
Members OF sister lodges are fraternally
invited to attend.
BY order OF the W. NJ.
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIE.
in ollie SecrcfaPy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

THE STATE BANK or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. VA, December Is, 1855. !
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
u STOCKHOLDERS or THIS BANK Will
be held In their banking house WEDNE5-
DAY, January L. 1887, al IL o'clock NJ.
WILLIAM NJ. HILL.
de 1881. W&Ftd Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

A STATED MEETING OF ANCHOR
IA LODGE. no. 8, ORDER OF THE
GOLDEN CHAIN, will he held in Concordia
Hall, corner Fourth ana Broad streets. on
MONDAY. January 10th, at ~ O'Clock z.
NJ. Brethren and Sister Lodges are cordially
invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the Commander.
ia o.It ALEX. w, PEARCE. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
REAL ESTATE ar rsIVArh. sA2f.
E'0R SALE, SMALL FRAME sa
Il HOUSES. "

ONE.STORY, 3 rooms south Cherry
street nesr Cemetery; pays well; Si25
TWO. STORY, 9 rooms PaTk avenue near
MEADOW: Vsiue increasing; 81. 500.
1NO.STORl. o rooms, west Nam near
Plum very desirable " 500
ONE-sTORf, 3 rooms. 81. Paul street:
$3.50.
ONE.sToRY DoUBLE TENEMENT. 3
rooms each, Brook ayenoe; pays s0l: sJtO
Tor both.
ONE STORE. Cottage Property. rooms:
handsome. nrst-ciass order: line lot, ti $50.
9HkEE-SIORY. . rooms Marshau near
Brook avenue; IL per cent. invest nent;
s2.i5O.
For other FRAME HOUSES seud and get
THE PhOGkksS." full OF ffesh properly.
}. THOMPSON BROWN q 90.
ia o Sc l1f3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

TRUSTEES AUCrlONSALg or 4
n DESIRABLE FRAME COTTAGE DS
THE EAhr SlUE or SECOND STREET
BkTMkEN BAKER AND CHARITY
~TkEkr-.-ln executi )n 90 n decd of trI.t
10 ne fIOm john kOppenhsfsT AMI vie
dated July 81, 1858, aud recorded in mo
clerRs Office OF the Richmond thancery
CouIt IN Deed Book 1928 A. page 47l Isbau
sell by public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, JANUARY II. 1857,
81 A. D'fiOOk 4. 81. the NkAr AID COW
70 RIA BE FRANZ COTTAGE No eos
win good lnt 26Xl24 feet aud alley 10 near
ten feet wide. on fbe east side 81 Second
street. north az and near Baker street
gERas; hXpeuses OF So e. any Delinquent
taxes and note Tor el0 30 with Interest
Thereon rom July 81. 1855. Ia csth; upDa
credit as to $40 so fue January 81. ir-T
sud S34z due july 81. 1857, aud Jne res dgs
upon such terms rs shall hoe prescribed aud
Announced at lime OF sale.
WILLIAM Il. CARDIAC Trustee.
I'"Ts tLAM. huciiourrr. ftD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09

FIRST NATL BANK or RICHMOND. VAIL
RICHMOND. December "a. 1855.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
will be held in the clearinghouse No. l104
aaln street, on TUESDAY, January IL.
1887 at IL O'Clock NJ, for the election ~
directors, and such other business as may
appear. III. q. BURNETT,
ue 2e-tJa11 Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-09
AmUsymEsTp.

AN ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE
"A given In the leeture.r0om OF Clay.
street Methodist church TUESDAY the
Iifb, a. 7:s5 clocE y. NJ, by Master
RALPH BINGHAM. tho celebrated Boy
.tstor ARD Hnmorjet, with music on ths
ofkap by Mr.. MANLY IS. RAMOS and on tne
cornet rs Dir. n. n. sTOvnN.
Tickets can he obtained at tho eonr OF the
Church.
under fHeen years, i6 Cents. Jas'2t
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-02
BRADFORD BULLETIN.

| will pen you few items for the
Exchange from our little town, which
perhaps will be read with interest by
some of your readers.
We had a fine rain last night and
to-day which was needed very much.
The prospects for good croI at thi"
time is very promising. VIII, :
better than common for this country.
There is a very much sickn,e' in
this part of the country, but not Of a
very serious nature. Carroll Baton,
of this place is is quite sick with ty,
phoid fiux.
The prohibition question is on a
hoom here. We have an alliance
club organized at this place with ov
eral members. Nearly all Of the men
of this place belongs to it, so there s
hut few to advocate the Cause of the
wicked one. But in the country he G
they are more divided on the gu ion
hut we hope they will soon see the
error of their way and turn and ad,
vocate the cause of prohibition,
There is to be public speaking and q
basket dinner in the interest Of prohi'
bition at this place on Saturday The
10Th inst. w
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-02
TIE NASHVILLE BANNER.
The Cheapest and Most Popular News
paper Published in Nashville.

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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-02
A Teachers Institute

Will be held at High Hill, 10 district
No. 3, on saturday the 9th of July
1887. The following is the prog am:
Address Of Welcome, Prof. Walter
Hess. .
Primary Reading, MISC Sallie
Blakemore and Lyde McDe2rman.
Discussion.
Essay, Miss Blanch Jamc7.
Geography, Prof. j. W. Thomc9
and Miss Ada Hassell.
Discussion.
School and Glass Management,
Profs. G. Tn. Kellogg and q. r. Nc.
Gee.
Primary instruction, Miss Maud
Ivie and Prof. T. E. James.
Discussion.
Essay, Miss Jennie Oliver.
Object Teaching, Prof, j. B. Reed
and Miss Fannie Coppage, (Hum
boldt
The Noun, Mr.. Indy e Wright.
Discussion.
Arithmetic, Profs. 1. B. Day and
Hugh Love.
Essay, Miss Fannie Hill.
U. S. History, Profs. Walter Hess
and j. w. Mathis.
Discussion.
Square and Cube Root, Prof. MCGEE
Grammar, When and How to
Teach, Profs. 1. B. Day and j Breed
Discussion.
Uniform Series of Books, Niece 'sily,
Value, ETC., Prot. Mecca.
Prof. Hess will appoint committee
of arrangement and see that we are
furnished with music, and, if he de
sires, he may supplement this pro
gram. | respectfully urge prompt
ness on the part of teachers The
people of High Hill will welcome you
JNo. G. WRIGHT, Supt.